RE:Atz CFO exercised options. Bought &Held 21,245 shares MondayWhat this means is that instead of instantly pocketing an arbitrage profit as usual for the worker bees, which in this case was 21,245 x $9 approx = $191,000 in wallet risk free, the Atz CFO pulled together about $318,000 of his own cash if his exercise price was around $15 per share which is what his 2016 options were awarded at roughly, according to the previous link I included from Sedi.
In my view, this is bullish as the Aritzia CFO currently sees buying and holding Atz shares as the best possible use of his personal funds. When one looks at the dire outlook that so many pundits and analysts have painted for retail, I say, and I Chip Wilson says, And Todd Ingledew CFO says, and Brian Hill/Chairman who just bought 164,000 shares, and Singapore sovereign wealth fund who just bought over 9 milluon shares says is; we think you are wring and we believe!